The machine is designed to print on a wide range of materials including PVC, acrylic, paper, metal, glass, wood, leather, ABS, TPU, phone cases, stickers/labels, and some stones. For unusual substrates or coatings, test first or consult the supplier for compatibility.
It uses UV-curable inks. Benefits include fast curing, durable and scratch-resistant prints, vibrant colors, and the ability to print on non-absorbent materials like glass and metal.
The printer supports multiple print head options: XP600, Epson i3200, and Ricoh. Different heads offer trade-offs in speed, resolution and maintenance—choose based on your production needs.
Supported resolutions include up to 9600 dpi and other settings such as 4800 dpi, 2400 dpi, and 1200 dpi, allowing high-detail and photo-quality printing.
The specified maximum speed is 100 cm/min. Actual throughput will depend on resolution, print mode, media, and print head configuration.
The machine dimensions are 147 x 175 x 65 cm (L x W x H) and it weighs approximately 160 kg.
Model names 9060 and 6090 indicate large flatbed variants commonly around 60 x 90 cm (or 90 x 60 cm). Exact printable area may vary by configuration—please confirm the exact bed dimensions with the supplier before purchase.
Maximum printable thickness is not specified in the basic spec. Many UV flatbeds can handle several centimeters of thickness, but exact clearance depends on the bed and optional fixtures—check with the vendor or request a substrate clearance chart.
UV systems commonly offer white ink as a spot or base layer for printing on dark or transparent substrates. Whether white ink is included depends on the specific configuration—confirm if white-channel capability is provided when ordering.
Most flatbed printers work with standard raster and vector file formats (TIFF, JPEG, PNG, PDF, EPS, etc.) via a RIP package. The exact software bundle and supported formats vary by supplier—ask which RIP is included and verify format support.
The listed voltage is 220V. Verify local power compatibility and whether a dedicated circuit or voltage converter is needed for your location.
Typical maintenance includes regular printhead cleaning, nozzle checks, replacing ink cartridges, keeping the flatbed and vacuum table clean, and following manufacturer-recommended head capping and flushing procedures. Establish a maintenance schedule and training for operators.
Common applications include phone shells and case printing, label and sticker production, cards and badges, personalized gifts, signage, interior decoration elements, and short-run custom jobs on rigid and flexible materials.
UV inks require UV lamps for immediate curing; most UV flatbeds come with integrated UV LED or mercury lamps. Verify the lamp type and intensity with the supplier, and ensure ventilation and safety procedures are in place.
Warranty periods, training, spare parts availability and technical support vary by seller and region. Request detailed warranty terms, included training options, response times for service and availability of consumables before purchase.
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